LPL Research

Increased COVID-19 cases do not appear to affect the stock market, but new restrictions may be impacting economic data.

The S&P 500 is up, and small caps have soared. Sentiment could be getting a little frothy as well, which may increase the odds of a pullback.

Corporate earnings are beating expectations and stocks may be in a new bull market.

Stocks fell for the second straight month in October as Election Day approached and brought policy uncertainty that historically has driven volatility.

What we can expect in the markets and economy under a Biden administration and split Congress.

Equity returns have been strongest under a split Congress. What we can expect under a Joe Biden administration.

Choosing our next president may take longer this time, but temporary uncertainty at the polls should not slow our economic recovery.

GDP grew 33.1% annualized in the third quarter, the sharpest rebound in GDP since WWII.

As the race for the White House enters the homestretch, some indicators suggest the election may be closer than polls are saying.

Stocks were lifted by the stronger-than-expected economic rebound, as fiscal and monetary stimulus continued to provide support.